Asaba Literacy and Reading Club

Asaba Literacy and Reading Club Officially registered as Asaba Literacy & Reading Club - advancing literacy, education & community growth.

Partner with us to empower lives through learning.

15/07/2026

📚 Final Segment | Building a Reading Culture for an Effective Civil Service

It was an honor to conclude this insightful discussion with Dr. (Mrs.) Mininim Oseji, Head of Service, Delta State; Mr. Maxwell Ajufo - Founder, Asaba Literacy and Reading Club; Dr. Kiz Idoga of the prestigious Dennis Osadebe University; and Mag. Meg Dikeh.

We also reflected on The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason, a timeless reminder that knowledge, discipline, and good habits are the foundation of both financial success and effective leadership.

A reading culture builds informed minds, stronger institutions, and a more productive civil service.

📖 Read. Learn. Lead.

15/07/2026

Does Education End with Graduation?

Many believe that graduation marks the end of learning—but is that really true?

Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion as we explore why education is a lifelong journey and how continuous learning shapes personal growth, career success, and societal impact.

Featuring:
🎙️ Mr. Maxwell Ajufo – Founder, Asaba Literacy and Reading Club
🎙️ Dr. Kiz Idoga – Dennis Osadebe University

Whether you’re a student, professional, educator, or lifelong learner, this conversation will challenge your perspective and inspire you to keep learning beyond the classroom.

Because a certificate may mark the end of a program, but true education never ends.

14/07/2026

Building a Reading Culture for an Effective Civil Service 📚.

We were deeply honored to welcome distinguished guests to our radio program on CRUZZ 92.9 FM as we explored the theme:

“Building a Reading Culture for Effective Civil Service.”

Our sincere appreciation goes to Dr. (Mrs.) Mininim Oseji, Head of Service, Delta State, whose unwavering commitment has been instrumental in bridging the gap created by poor reading habits among civil servants in Asaba. Through her visionary leadership, reading has become a catalyst for continuous learning, professional excellence, and improved public service.

We were equally privileged to be joined by the Founder of the Asaba Literacy and Reading Club, Maxwell Ajufo, and Dr. Kiz Odoga of the prestigious Dennis Osadebe University, whose valuable insights enriched the conversation and reinforced the importance of cultivating a lifelong reading culture.

At the Asaba Literacy and Reading Club, we remain committed to inspiring a society where reading is not just a habit, but a pathway to knowledge, innovation, and transformational leadership.

Together, we are reading today to lead better tomorrow.

14/07/2026

Club members Photo moment,
With Hon Onyedika Odogwu
Special Assistant to the governor of Delta State on YOUTH DEVELOPMENT.

And Benedict lotobi
Young literacy advocacy group.
At the just concluded July book review.

13/07/2026

Different voices.
Different thoughts .
Different perspectives
One Club.
The Asaba Literacy and Reading club.
And One Book.

The Return of Amaeze- By Felix N. Ogoanah
A powerful book which was reviewed by the Club.
A thought provoking book which central theme is on
Poverty and its ripple effects on the society, Resilience, Betrayal,human dignity and difficult choices people make in pursuit of survival.




11/07/2026

✈️ Reading at 30,000 feet.

Some people travel with entertainment.
We travel with books. 📖

One of our members is taking The Return of Ameze into the skies as we count down to Sunday's review with the author.

Where are YOU reading from today? 👇

📅 Sunday, 12 July
🕑 2:00 PM
📍 Moments Lounge, Mobile Filling Station, Summit Road, Asaba.

✨ FREE and open to everyone.

📞 07038257090

TheReturnOfAmeze ReadingCulture

11/07/2026

📚 Great books travel with us.

Whether you're at home, on campus, in the office or thousands of feet above the ground, reading has the power to transform every journey into an opportunity to learn.

As we count down to this Sunday's review of *The Return of Ameze* by Prof. Felix N. Ogoanah, members of the Asaba Literacy & Reading Club are taking the conversation wherever life takes them—even in the skies.

Reading is not a destination.
It is a way of life.

Join us this Sunday for an engaging literary conversation with the author himself.

📅 Sunday, 12 July 2026
🕑 2:00 PM
📍 Moments Lounge, Mobile Filling Station, Summit Road, Asaba.

✅ Attendance is FREE and open to everyone.

📞 Enquiries:
07038257090

📚 Meet the Author. Join the Conversation.This Sunday, the Asaba Literacy & Reading Club welcomes Prof. Felix N. Ogoanah,...
10/07/2026

📚 Meet the Author. Join the Conversation.

This Sunday, the Asaba Literacy & Reading Club welcomes Prof. Felix N. Ogoanah, author of The Return of Ameze, for a live interactive literary conversation.

Reading a book is one experience.
Engaging the author behind it is another.

Together, we will explore the novel's powerful themes of poverty, resilience, betrayal, human dignity and the difficult choices people make in pursuit of survival.

Whether you're a student, educator, writer, professional or simply someone who enjoys meaningful conversations, this is an afternoon you won't want to miss.

📅 Sunday, 12 July 2026
🕑 2:00 PM (Prompt)
📍 Moments Lounge, Mobile Filling Station, Summit Road, Asaba.

✅ Attendance is FREE and open to the public.

📞 For enquiries or directions:
07038257090

Come with your questions.
Come with your curiosity.
Leave with fresh perspectives.

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Asaba
320242

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 10:00 - 15:00
Sunday 14:00 - 16:00

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